244th Auction Rauhut & Kruschel

"Mannheim", 1844, L2 and letter collection receiving stamp "II" on luxury letter to Heidelberg

"Mannheim", 1850, L2 and rare L1 "N. ABG. d. POST" on franked letter to Krotzingen

"Meersburg", 1782, first L1 "DE MOERSBURG" in rare early use (Feuser 300,-) on foreign letter to Beaune, with L1 "ALLEMAGNE"

"Meersburg", 1801, letter with L1 "DE MOERSBURG", inside decorative letter sheet and autograph signature of Carl Theodor Bishop of Constance and Prince of Mainz

"Meersburg", 1803, L1 "R.3. MOERSBURG" on foreign letter via St. Gallen to Sarnen/Switzerland

"Meersburg", 1823, K2 "Moersburg" in special type clear on registered letter

"Mimmenhausen", 1774, handwritten dispatch "de Mimenhausen" on datable cover, rare post town!

"Mühlhausen", used blue Billet-Ra2 clear and complete on superb letter fragment 3 Kr. small breast shield

"Neckargemünd", K2 on choice letter fragment with four 1 Kr. green, as well as in blue on fragment with strip of three 3 Kr. pink

"Oestringen", clear used K1 on letter fragment 3 Kr. large breast shield (one short perf)

"Oos", used K1 complete on letter fragment 3 Kr. small breast shield

"Petersthal", K2 on superb postal stationery 9 Kr. reddish brown 1871 to Plombieres/Vosges

"Pfullendorf", (1790), handwritten dispatch "de Pfullendorf", and red L1 "PFULLENDORF.R.3" (letter used twice), on two letters

"Pfullendorf", 1796, handwritten dispatch on letter to Ulm

"Reilingen", redirected K1 complete on letter piece 3 Kr. small shield

"Rippoldsau", redirected K2 and clock stamp "1" on cabinet letter piece with 3 Kr. small shield

"Rosenberg", ideal redirected K1 on cabinet letter piece 3 Kr. small shield

"Rosenberg", reused K1 full on cabinet cover piece 3 Kr. small breast shield

"Salem", 1791, handwritten dispatch "v. Salem" on letter with contents to Buchloe

"Säckingen", handwritten railway mail dispatch, with blue train K2 "Basel-Constanz", on postal stationery 3 Kr. pink (opened slightly unevenly on left) with ZuF 3 Kr. pink

"Schappach", 1850/54, each clear L1 in black or blue on two superb letters

"Schopfheim-Zug", railway mail L3, with clock-wheel stamp "14" (Eichsel) and postal deposit "Schopfheim-Maulburg" on 1868 letter, plus letter piece 3 Kr.

"Singen-Zug", better railway postmark L3 on registered postal stationery 9 Kr. red-brown to Frankfurt, typical signs of use

"Sinsheim", (approx. 1770/80), two letters, as well as "de Wertheim", total of three letters with handwritten markings